Sentence examples for devoted to reforming from inspiring English sources

Queen Mab, the early poems first published in 1964 as The Esdaile Notebook, Laon and Cythna, and most of his prose works were devoted to reforming society; and even Alastor, Rosalind and Helen, and the personal lyrics voiced the concerns of an idealistic reformer who is disappointed or persecuted by an unreceptive society.

Deasy is devoted to reforming the district and he won't apologize for that.

Today we're highlighting the women of color leading two of the most prominent groups devoted to reforming America's drug laws.

Today we're highlighting the women of colour leading two of the most prominent groups devoted to reforming America's drug laws.

Her story illustrates that, despite intense efforts devoted to reforming the justice system, Afghan women's life of misery remains unchanged in many important respects and the injustices against them persist.

Reforming Public Education WEDNESDAY -- A black-tie gala at the Waldorf-Astoria will raise money for the Center for Educational Innovation-Public Educaniorganizationon, an organization devoted to reform, including support for charter schools, in New York's public education system.

China's leaders, though still devoted to "reform and opening," are keeping tight control on the value of the currency while steering capital to powerful state-owned companies, concerned that freer markets could throw millions of peasants out of work.

Mr. McCain said that even when he appeared in Philadelphia on July 30 at a planned "shadow convention," which will also feature antagonists of the right like the comedian Al Franken, he will promote Mr. Bush as devoted to "reform of education, of the military, of our strategic posture nuclear-weapons-wise, health care, etc".

When he got out, he got a job at the Fortune Society, a nonprofit that provides reentry and job services to people coming home from prison and jail, beginning a 24-year career there devoted to helping reform the system that tried to keep him behind bars.

Guiding the legislators from the outside is Harry S. Pozycki, chairman of the Citizens Campaignn, a nonpartisan group devoted to government reform.

The White House has set aside next week as its tax-cut week, just as last week was devoted to education reform and this week to helping religious organizations perform charitable work.